Cape Times - 2017-09-18

• READY TO RACE: The Sanlam Cape Town Marathon,
• Gear up for taxi strike
• Fishers denied entry to Zokwana meeting
• City hotels cut water usage
• Five pain relievers for Bok headache
• Investigat­ion into ferry
• Marathon and Captain’s Breakfast pictures
• Trump will seek allies on UN debut N Korea, Iran high on agenda
• Hamas moves to reconcile with Fatah rivals
• Human toll of Myanmar’s ‘ethnic cleansing’
• Boris tries to steer Brexit agenda
• Bid to end presidenti­al age limit favours Museveni
• Iran warns of strong action over US ‘wrong move’
• CPUT installs new Chancellor
• Housing issue ends in fighting
• Retail group’s talent search
• Community effort helps parents of kids killed in gang wars
• Save a life – donate bone marrow
• Khoza sticks to her guns, fails to appear at ANC hearing
• Magaqa’s widow pens moving tribute to him
• Parents reject new principal
• Mkhize spills the beans on Zuma
• No progress in poaching syndicate case
• Prayers for missing daughter last seen with cash heist suspect
• Glorious site to marvel over
• SA’s own world heritage site
• Mountain Zebra National Park – never a dull moment
• Charity first for legendary SA sports captains
• Anarchy reigns
• Those who bestowed awards on Suu Kyi must speak up
• SAHRC slams cops
• Ostrich mentality of politician­s arrogantly drunk with power
• The China puzzle
• Time to do your bit
• Ethiopian New Year’s a huge party
• KPMG should take full responsibi­lity for damage caused, redeem itself
• Science and innovation are at the forefront of creating better future
• Lights, camera, action… for SCrIBE finalists
• TV Programmes
• Many start to review their relationsh­ip
• Where is evidence, asks Standard
• Steinhoff values Star at R70.73bn
• Brown reads riot act to beleaguere­d Eskom
• Misleading advertisin­g faulted as Batsa wins tussle in dispute with CK-Cisa
• Board backs PIC chief Matjila
• Shift to electric vehicles set to create challenges for SA’s car industry
• Mass management of SOEs not a solution
• From paper giant to low cost fibre market leader
• Opportunit­y that profit presents for South Africa
• ECONOMIC DIARY 18 - 22 SEPTEMBER
• New pay TV service comes to South Africa from Zimbabwe
• Orion positive of mining future in SA
• Lonmin deadline to comply with SLP
• A gradual takeover plan for grants
• Doves to thank for a likely 25bps Sarb cut to interest rates
• Cape’s fruit farmers plan for a dry season
• SA is to push nuclear deal’s restart button
• SA equity firm to open support shop in London
• Financial markets score huge gains
• Zambia mining resumes after power deal
• Egypt to sell euro bonds as confidence grows
• Kenya cuts 2017 growth forecast due to drought and political uncertaint­y
• Gold slips as investors shrug off North Korea
• Drier does it with five
• ‘We could have won,’ says Wenger
• Zakri plays the most important cameo in his Sundowns career
• Will Benni be better prepared this time against Buccaneers?
• Parnell not sure where he fits into Proteas plans for Bangladesh
• Hamilton now sitting nicely on a soft 28-point cushion
• Province must get a handle on their ball-handling problems
• Dagg to miss the remainder of the year as All Blacks coach juggles his options
• Alvarez: Of course I want a Triple G rematch
• Harris forgets about hamstring niggle to set up SA Davis Cup win
• Allister: Boks hit by perfect storm, but Rome wasn’t built in a day ...

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